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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-11-10

Mr. Jas. a Davis, a well known young
member of the Oxford Bar, died in that
place last Friday, aged. about 81 years:
Deceased was brother of Mr.. ". A
Davis formely editor of the Torcaltghf.
Thus two young lawyers Of our sister
town have died within very short while.
Mr.. A. W. Allen having passed away but
a few weeks ago.
Never was so much tobacco being sold
upon our warehouse floors as at present
The sales every day are as heavy as if some
special occasion prompted the farmers to
bring in the weed. The favorable weather
for ling it and the high prices at which
it is selling upon our market account for
the unusual activity and rush to bring in
the golden leaves.
The press upon which Jour valued and
highly esteemed contemporary. the Char
lotte Chronicle, is printed, is badly in need
of new rollers Pardon us for this sugges-
ton, Brother IIemby, but we like to read
everything in the Chronicle, but the ini-
perfect and indistinct manner in which the
last few issues have been printed renders
it difficult for us to do so. And there is
too much good reading lost while this is
the case.
A very creditable and enjoyable Musi-
Gale was given at the Female College last
Friday evening. The selections were very
appropriate and the class of music render
ed was in the highest sense creditable to
and patrons of the school, = as it must
have been to the faculty. 1t showed mark
ed advancement in the music classes and
their work bore the impress of careful and
thorough training.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-14
Republished by "our" Request.

An editor Of a country paper having been
invited 10 picnic on a day when his paper
had TO go to press. called the boy who set the
type and said: Tom, I'm going away today
and haven't time TO get out any more copy
Take my article headed Party Organization
and run it in again, putting over 1t 'Repub-
lished by request That will save considera-
BE time and you can 80 to press at once.'
When the editor returned from the picnic
and took up a copy Of his paper he became
justly indignant upon reading the following:
Party Organization. Republished by re-
quest Of the editor "-Arkansaw Traveller.
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ENROUGHTY.-Died July u, 1857, at the
residence of her parents, No. 10Y Dennis
street. Miss MARY v. ENROUGHTY.i i'm the
2lst year of her age.
cox. Died. July r. ls,1. al her residence.
No. Maiden Lane, az 1913 O'Clock pm, after
a short but painful illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
JANE COX. wife of the late +. j. Cox. ln the
,3d year OF her age. She leaves one SON to
mourn his loss
KESLER.- Died. Monday. July llth, FRED
ERICk DEATON, infant son of 7. II and !.
e. keslcr aged month.
SEATON.- Died. Saturday night 40 l2N
O'Clock. at the residence Of his parents. ROB
ERT LEE SEATON, aged Is years.
MARRIOTT Died. at Greenwood, Va. July
10th. EDWARD NASH. infant son of William
VI. and Abbe Mays Marriott. aged months.
MILLER Died, July 18th. at ll20 pm
MARIE NJ infant daughter of n. ID. ami pa
tilda Miller. aged u months.
Funeral Will take place an ~. Mary chufch
THIS Thursday MORNING at Gam. Friends
and relatives invited to attend
Philadelphia and New York papers please
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thing bit did 20, desire 70 NY anything
exhaustive about military offenders anu Their
punishment. Examination Of the revised
statutes would bc best for that
"All the prisoners here" he said, have
committed minor oirerses."
"Ilow many have your
Il don't know
Prisoners here are from any part OF the
army in thi, section, the general informed Us.
The largest military prison Is Fort LHaven-
worth. and a third place Is at San Francisco,
but for crimes soldiers are sent TO the penn
tentiaries.
BROOKLYN is about the same distance from
Governors Island that New York IS, but the
former is not favored with any mode OF
reaching the military stronghold without
crossing 10 New York The Indian name for
Governors Island was Pagganek, atterward
called Hutton Island by the early settlers, from
the huis that were located here by the Dutch
colOnisfs In some way it became plot oi
ground for the use Of the successive gov
ornors. hence its present name. ina l"J for
GGcations were begun. hut they were Of little
consequence. The British garrisoned the
island under Gen. Howe Governor Clinton
leased 10 in l59i. and a hotel and race course
was built mon IT, In 1894 $4,000 was de-
voted to improving the Notifications, and al
one time the Students Of Columbia college
worked in a body on the foriifcations Ia
1906 Fort Joy was replaced by the present
fertilization, Fort Columbus In 1911 Castle
William was completed That It should DO
succeeded in turn by something modern and
substantial there is mo- doubt.
CLARENCE CHADWICK
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ID. $. THOMPSON. FrauhH -n..
change Hotel AIfr...
Board fence and wall -.H,H
l.. LIPSCOMB. SO. q, n hH.
painting and gliding uu glass;
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lie sat on the curbsione in front Of the city
hall, in the full glare Of the monday sun,
with the Thermometer seeming to mark 100
degrees A pedestrian, who carried an un-
brella in one hand and handkerchief in tie
other, thought to joke him little, and called
out:
~Wel, is this hot enough for your
"No, SIR was the prompt reply.
"Good andsl but why notN
because I've got the Canady ager, and
this is just the time for my chill Say. IS
there any hotter place than this in Detro.tr
Detroit Free Pree.
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HOW TOMMY SPENT THE FOURTH.

OR a year had been
a saving,
Tommy Binks of
Pumpkinville,
All his given dimes
and pennies
His small tin bank
% hll.
That he m / < hit
enough OF fire
works
For himself and
comrale buy,
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u have spent a most delightful evening,
Miss Breezy, remarked young Mr. Waldo, Of
Boston. who is in Chicago on business ITO
a gentleman far away from home an hour or
two such as have just passed is peculiarly
grateful and refreshing
Thanks, So fully" responded Miss Breezy.
AS it Is quite early" went on Mr. Waldo,
Il would be very glad if you and your mother
would 20 with me for "a dish Of ice cream"
Thanks said the young lady brightly.
Il presume mamma is agreeable, and as for
myself, Mr. Waldo, my mouth is always wide
open for that sort Of thing New York Sun.
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nMtl lANNlf I
-. II. hORRGSETT. So. De- ,e',
Manchester. Phone lr
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Unto Tommy's smiling mother
Diddy rushed mid pensive walls,
And declared "she wud no longer
Shtay where cats have devils tailsi"
Vain was coaxing 10 retain her,
So 10 Pumpkinville "goodby"
Babe she. on that fated ev'ning
Ofthe Fourth day Of July
As the purple shades Of twilight
lowered soft and darkly nigh,
And, thank Heavn az last was over
Punk and powder-Fourth' July
Wicked Tommy and his comrade,
With malicious uncOnsarn,
Lit their final Niger chaser
In the hay loft Of barn
Both the culprits soon were rescued
From the barn Of blazing bay,
Then hy Tommy's wratlful daddy,
IN "a state of wild dismay.
Never more shall dimes or pennies
Fill up Tommy's bank TO buy
Fireworks-if his daddy knows it
Ona future Fourth July.
ADELE
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1909 =. Main Street

We have only a few weeks more in
which time TO dispose OF the balance OF
the immense stock before a meeting Of
the creditors and everything is reduced
I'm pr ce. Goods that were cheap before
win fairly De slaughtered now.
Remember we want TO sell every pair,
and every pair must be sold at one price
or another. Here are a few of our many
bargains.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.

New YORK, July l3.-To-day's market
has again been characterized by continued
absence Of public interest. and the room
traders are in full control and falling
any substantial supporting power, the whole
market fell OF. II seems almost hopeless 70
look for any improvement as intrinsic val
ues seem to be wholly disregarded and prices
are depressed without any discrimination.
There really is no outside speculation, but
ere long we think that the sober sense Of the
public will assert itself, and that the real con-
dition Of GOOD stocks Will he appreciated.
The market closed weak. Money, 8 per
cent.
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Shipping News Port OF Richmond
.RRrvED Jf-f.y I3. 1857.

Schooner T.. A. Rose. Rose. Georgetown coal
:. IA. Halves.
Schooner \. c. smyirk, Traycrs, baluhloi''
FIRE brick and ret0rt. City Gas Works.
Schooner Maid of the Mist. Miles. Baltimore
coal :. T. LathrOp n Co. ..
Schooner Mary T.. Graham. Powell. Phiiadci
AHA, coal. :. r. LathrOp Co.
Schooner Mary G.. Carroll. Framber, Phlh
delphia. coal. BrghthOpe railway.
Schooner j. B. Nandusen. BOOye. Perth
AmbOy. cement. Warner Moore.
Schooner John f. Sanford, liendrOn. kcnne
rec, ice Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Rachel Seaman. kennebec, ice
Richmond lee Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Virginia Dare. lnslcy. City Point
10 load poplar wood for ElktOn.
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10 IaxpaYersl

All taxes due the State can be paid in
coupons.
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed.
License taxes due the State can be paid
in coupons.
Overdue taxes due the State on real
and personal property can be paid in cou-
pons.
BY rendering coupons you will save a
large proportion of your tax bill.
The United States Supreme Court by
repeated decisions has held the States
tax-receivable coupons to be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes
JAMES p. COOPER,
OIL Main street, Richmond, Va.
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soap actor
K. GARCIN s. co. 1880 fuuh
lishcd ls0Ol. Toilet lni iH.N.t
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Goodness gracious! it was awful
How that old gray mare did 20,
Needless Of tho startled parsons
Frantic shouts OF whoa there whoa!"
AS the rustics in their dOorways
Vowed a worse sight never had
Scandalzel that old turnpike road
Was their parson going madf'
Tommy and his c0mride chuckled
DER the mischief they had donei
Thought IL was boss" beginning
For bully day Of fun
Later on. Of tricks unwearied,
They big frecracker III,
Tied it on a stray Tom cats tail,
And the feline took ~.
In a field close By. Biddy
Fresh from Erin's lovely isle,
Sat milking a meek bovine,
When like lightning DER stile
Leap'd the maddend Tom cat at her,
All abiaze It's furry tail,
And upset the fainting milkmaid,
With her overlooking pail
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The Same Old BOY.

Now to abstain from deadly pond
The urchn's ma doth urge him,
And in the guise Of Adam he
Doth in the same submerge him.
And when With killies IN his hair
He seeks the cottage bower,
The little fctionist asserts
Twas but "a passing shower.
-Yonkers Gazetta
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T least one interesting
summer excursion can
be made from here with
out expense, for the little
government steamer
bobbing up and down at
the Battery will carry
one thence to Governors
Island without charge.
The distance IS only
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
rRMpERArrRE YEsTERpAl
WEATHER pROBABiLiTfES.
Sun AND MOON

High. morning...-ll:ls High evening. ..lIil
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You Can Drive vermin Out of Your House

You Can Drive Nermin Out of Your House
BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted 20
prevent and drive away Ants, Reaches, Water
Bugs, &c, so annoying 20 hOusekcepers.
Whenever this paper Is used IL answers a
double purpOse-it drives away Nermin, and
az the same time being white) IL gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used in the
preparation OF this paper. ASK your Druggist
or Grocer for IL. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS,
Druggists,
1914 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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900 yards, but the attraction Is, IN
a measure, an exclusive one, for the
government boat is the only one
that is allowed TO land on that sa-
cred soil, sixty two acres in all, adj
III L.. q, ,l,..toJ f,. 1 UDl Mt ilifarlau
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Knocked vigorously without response, then
pouaded-still no responsibility tapping
With my cane A girl on the lawn taking in
washing then started on the run, calling yo-
.iferously to second girl within the house,
who finally conducted us TO the general in a
cheerful room in the left wing. Gen. Scho-
field Is apparently informal and engaging,
rubicund, stout, with gray hair and white
sideThhiskers. ave could have carried away
all your POSSESSIONS" said, when he incl
dentally spoke Of the delay. "They would
not have made you wealthy" he replied.
The general cbatted easily about various
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-14

RICHMOND STEAM HAkrpr
proprietor, N S. Twc.nl .nr
and retail.
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JOHN !. GERING. c0m.r..r
Main streets. Ients.aHnnr. I'D.
wagon covers.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND.
THE SEAT or THE MILITARY Az
THORlTlES OF NEW YORK.
A Visit Paid TO Castle william. the
Tumble Down Fort on the Islc-niii-
tary Prisoners Who Have Committed
Small Offen.es-Reticencc of soldiers.

special Correspondence
NEW YORK, July y
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AIRFIELn DAIRY formerly
y. Seventh street, lui II.
Fresh milk. cream. hu'flr
cheese.
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DIED

Schooner Virginia Dare, lnslcy City Pi
70 load poplar wood for ElktOn.
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To nave Just huhhy u"ly
Time upon the Fourth July
So. when dawned the welcome morning,
Tommy and his comrade KID,
Meath o cherry tree together
Long in consultation hid,
And miscIievOusly decided
10 set fireworks of, but where
It would be the most convenient
To give folks around scare.
Soon they spied the country parson,
A near sighted, lank divine,
Driving down the lane holding
On his mare by slacken'd line;
Up they slyly stole behind him,
And beneath his wagon sOt
A torpedo OF that started
The old mare upon a trot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-14
Tobacco Markets.

Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND. Va, July Is.
The t0baccOmarketW was actiyeall daytO-day
and perhaps not less than 500 packages were
sold. The bidding on the damaged Burley
tobaccos attested the strength OF the mar
ket. ana the demand for this class. Sales
have been chiefly Of common to good. Old
filters at g! % 10 cents.
Western dispatches say the market is strong
Oh fine grades aud irregular on common
dark
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-14

OLIVER b. DYER. 900 D. Mae.
wholesale and rofll >.. ..
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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ADAM DIACONT. 2ls d. N.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing
promptly done.
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WALLEN A NNAl. seventh
streets. Monuments. tomle. mII.
ties. &c.
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W. NICK BEDFORD. ll. N
sign 0f the Horse. Manu-
sale dealer.
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b. +. REDFORD. 800 D.. NIU.f
cal plumber, timer 4i-
L. 4. IINcLE1. az Iru0sN.....
gas hitting, Thinning. &c.
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FULLER ..
Special attention to repairing
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CHICAGO. July 10. 1857.

Reported bv G. i. BEDFORD e Co, Grain
Commission Merchants No. s. South Twelfth
street.
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n. WALLERSTINE s. CO. n ...
toeuth street. Potatoes. .sr.
hugr. &c.
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Indications for Virginia commencing az pm
yesterday: Fair weather. nearly stationary
temperature. variable winds. gcnerally ives
teriy.
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$. j. DAVIS. . n. Nn ~
awnings, il-clOths. and III.. .U.t
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j. r. TEASDALE. 1873 D.. H.r.
s2.5Yand 80 mems anl g. a.l 81.
shoes. go
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&C. HIGH. ISIS T.. Main .t H
iewciry neatly repaired
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WILLIAM n. GARDNER 3D.
street. Hair cutting. lt.ne
shampOOing.
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New York Markets
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RIcmoND, Va, July Is.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Xheat.-sGi bushels.
Corn.-White 600 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-lIi bushels Shortberry common
to very good, 759S3.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
QpotaiiOns.-Middling, lie.
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ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP Ni,
TURING co, lOll D.. Stain
turcrs and importers Nf -'N
OLD DOMINION RUBBER rlAAI
80 Bank street Agent, Hr
circular.
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a. b. CLARkEN son. l-H EfN.
Agents for lmperIa. cHI
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J. \. GRASBERG ER. 1851. Fmr.
An work guaranteed
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NUUT THITWTH ITIT ||TTI|.
G.. HOUSTON, T5 D.. Nln ....t
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VIRGINIA RUBBER GO. tII t.ar
Betting, hose, and aI Aul.
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ELBA COAL YARD .E.H -A
and Pine streets ". =. f...I
kinds Of Coal, Wool. i
phone, 81.
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DIRECTOR
% RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOrSr
% RELr,ntg

The Dircct0ry jcloir NJ rlg,0
business housos, gioiHg nl,I
business, ioiH be- Joundtelg NH
IF reference f0r int0rmai.on ,.t o,
and MI the different brqnola.gs
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VI. J. DTMMOck, 1903 o.. ws,
rcspOndcnCe solicited.
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(,ANE TO NO. e201 GROVE AVE
ME. July 6th. "A dark red Devon heiiei;
O"nVi VIA i'''N iiy l33t
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T. W. stage, Twelfth ,rDl.
Hotel. Civic and mHia5 iA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

sssssd sle0asRsd wlsi fs.iax y rAs g. II.
sziAs04 10 anr kssP ga tAsir 0sH slos o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
sf.fe Gr.nr. We stinr.

Extensive arrangcments in Lansing have
been made Tor decorating. visiting public
Institutions, receptions. etc. on the ocoa-
aon OF the mesting Of the National Grange.
Novsrober l6. The Citizens Committee has
conferred gitb GOV. Luce. Of the National
Committee on Arrangements and the de-
tails srs nearly complstsd for the entertain
nlsnts. The city will assume q gala day
appearances. ss the Mayor viii make a re-
quest that al places Of business and resi-
dence % appropriately decorated. During
the week several OF Lsnsing's prominent
citi tipeus viii keep open house for the rscsp-
uon of delegates and their friends. aud
either on Monday fR Tuesday evening not
definitely settled President Willis viii give
q reception a. the Agricultural College. The
other Staie Institutions viii sisO assist IN
the entertainment of the strangers. In con
nsction With the regular routine of the coz
vsnnon programmes has been prspsT Ell
embracing essays and addresses BY the
most pruminsnt sgriculfurists IN the
United States. United States Commissioner
Of Agricultural Coleman vii De present
among the members. An attractive tes-
tlre 0f the program viii be an original pro-
dncticn. written ny Prof Pstisngiu for the
occasion. IL viii BE- represented by thirty
Eve school girls. each representing enc Of
The sewers States. The state Gsrzngs viii
make AZ exhibit of Michigan fruits and
cereals In he Ssnste chamber. and Prof
Besl - collecting specimens OF Michigan
vood. wh.ch vii also be included in TIE
dlsuiay fs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
cLosGIss TaE ADyANcEslEsfs'


Those ~h0 ran ths tosr do~n-
Those ~a0 srssf Strangers as interloper--
Those s8o oppose every pzbiie enter
Prise.
moasy ualess they are paid q royalty for
tne pryllsge-
those Who pgf on iong face and snser
wheu tnez hear of a nss ma tax OF 10
eating.
Tue poor fool y - cannot see any good
ia an entsrprise tnst he does u0C originate
or = not consulted about FFdakfoTt s-1-
0FEsE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Charles Brown, Post No. 2e5 @. A. f.. Of
Alasks viii hold = fsrd tack, potk-snd-
beans social a. their hall. on Wednesday
evening. Nov. 50. A grand programme Tor
the evenings entsfi4inmsnt has been made
up. Arrangements are beng made for q
social hop AZ the same time.
Supervisor 5. +. Colson is stocking up his
store which means business
Benjamin Fsrnnum Is putting up steam
saw mill ~ Aiaska
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

A Michigan msn, who has travelled
snrosd sud more especially in Housnd.
vas heard 10 say IN conversation ths other
dsr that Anericsus bad hus little idss 20
whst a. extent their products and invsn-
rons y ra IN use there "0o yen know,
Be remarked "thar when ( sss admitted 20
the srsrtmeuts of the king in the rcvsi
palace al Amsterdam 4 rassed through a
door hung os brass hinges and secured BY
hrsss lecx coming f-cu1 . Massachusetts,
manufsrfsrVf Nssr ~ xss very comfort
scie looking and neativ upholstered Grand
farifs rnsir with = cusutdnr A. the ieft
tue pr1firct Of EAlnmore fscanrv. Over
The n.sntls designed av an American hung
= 'snosesre ~ fhouss Moran of FhlsGei-
nhis snd nu Is. aneuE sttsr ornamen -. a
Cciorstio srsg vsse and 1ox OF N chizAn
tcarhpirks - e lsf--.a T..rs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is 4 sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scalds. burns. wounds and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles, letter and all
skin erupuons. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only % cents. sold by +. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

The great sources of the extensive cura-
tive range OF DR.. Jones Red Clover bios
SONS as a medicine. Best results are OBJ
tained when combined with other medi-
cinal roots and herbs, as in Dr.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic, which is the best known
remedy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles, pimples, costiveness, bad
breath, piles, ague and malarial diseases,
indigestion. loss of appetite, low spirits.
headache and all diseases of the kidneys.
Price 80 cents, of +. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
TEE PoPuLAr1ox OF GE.ANp RAPIDS

IHE TOFJLAtION OF Uk.AND hAfIDS
Is about 10000. and We would say ~ least
one-half are troubled with some affection
OF the Throat and Lungs. as those COM
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Numerous tnan others. We would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call on US
and get bottle of kemp's Balssm for the
Throat and Lungs. Price soc and Sl.60.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully.
W. II. TiBBs, 13S Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

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and liver. Z. r. Wilson will supply the
genuine Red Clover Tonic at 80 cents a
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

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